Tanzania

Msigwa demands Information Officers focus on livelihoods

DODOMA: Government information officers have been urged to move beyond reporting leaders’ activities and focus more on information that helps…

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Samia thanks nation, world for mourning support

ZANZIBAR: President Samia Suluhu Hassan has expressed gratitude to Tanzanians, government leaders, diplomats, religious leaders and the international community for…

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Ndejembi leaves energy ministry with major gains

DODOMA: PERMANENT Secretary in the Ministry of Energy, Engineer Felchesmi Mramba, has credited Vice-President Deogratius Ndejembi with significant progress in…

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Mufti clarifies what widows can do during eda

DAR ES SALAAM: Mufti and Chief Sheikh of Tanzania Sheikh Dr Abubakar Zubeir Bin Ally has clarified that Islamic law…

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Tanzania unveils competitive awards project to boost dairy industry

DODOMA: The Government, in collaboration with Heifer International Tanzania and other stakeholders, has launched the Tanzania Climate-Smart Dairy Prize Competition…

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Mzinga urges miners to seek explosives permits

MWANZA: ARTISANAL and smallscale miners have been urged to obtain permits that allow them to buy and transport explosives directly,…

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TANROADS orders road, bridges inspections countrywide

DODOMA: THE Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) has directed its regional managers in all 26 regions to immediately inspect roads,…

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Roadside traders relocation boosts Mwanza main market

MWANZA: BUSINESS activity at Mwanza Main Market has started to improve following the relocation of small-scale traders from roadsides and…

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Bupamwa School gets 80m/- gas stove

MWANZA: THE government will install a clean-energy gas stove worth about 80m/- at Bupamwa Secondary School in Kwimba District to…

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Care centre seeks sponsors for children

ARUMERU: A COMMUNITY care centre in Arumeru District has appealed for support to enable 20 vulnerable children to begin primary…

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